The Impact of China’s EV Boom, Explained | WSJ

2024-05-17に共有
Chinese car companies like BYD are ramping up EV production and are already flooding Europe with cheap and advanced models. The U.S. is now worried that the flood of automobiles will soon reach American shores and hurt domestic automakers. Elon Musk warned these companies will “demolish” global rivals like Tesla if trade barriers are not put in place.

WSJ’s Yoko Kubota traveled to China’s eastern city of Hangzhou to visit an EV graveyard.

Chapters:
0:00 China’s EV graveyards
1:11 Overcapacity
2:28 Beijing Auto Show 2024
4:17 Takeaways

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コメント (21)
  • @wanglius
    Ask anyone living in Hangzhou and you can get the answer. Untill 10 years ago, the Chinese gov was promoting EV manufacturers with credits they could basically use as cash. But the subsidies were only available when an EV was actually sold. So the manufacturers set up fake rent-a-car companies and purchased their own electric cars at unreasonably high prices, only to get the creadits. Many of those "sold" EVs didn't even have their batteries installed. The gov quickly found out about this scam and changed the subsidy system, leaving those EVs in graveyards.
  • @yvesgomez
    So many oil promoters care about environment when talking about EVs.
  • @kevinliao3657
    As pointed out in the comment, the blue plates of these cars suggest these are either ICE vehicle or an early EV produced before 2016. Additionally, these EV models are mostly for commercial use.
  • OMG, Anglosaxon medias tried so jard to undermine world' EV cars. U know EV cars weren't blue Plat but green plate in China
  • @hongyu-he
    This is a scrapped taxi, which has usually traveled hundreds of thousands or even millions of kilometers.The law requires compulsory scrapping.
  • Interesting. The car that appears in the video has a blue license plate, so it is a gasoline car, and only cars with green license plates are EVs.
  • @rajathapa6155
    Do some research WSJ, at least do not show blue badge car which is a ICE vehicle so that you can be more successful in scaremongering.
  • You filmed a car rental company's parking lot and a 4S dealership's parking lot, and then told you that this is a cemetery. The blue license plate vehicles of the car rental company are owned by the famous Chinese Uber "Didi" company, while those vehicles that are not registered are the new car storage areas of BYD dealers
  • To replace a Tesla battery is 22k to buy a new Seal from BYD is 10k yea they should be worried
  • i spotted many cars in the scenes with blue license plates assigned to gasoline car, which means these were gasoline cars instead of EVs. EVs were assigned green license plates instead in China.
  • @GD-8
    So according to the plates shown in the video, the WSJ either reported about a dump with gasoline cars, or really old EVs from 8+ years ago. The year where iPhone 7 was the newest iPhone in the world. That's some horrible journalism...
  • @jasonzhou6437
    Blue plates are ICE vehicles… u went to the wrong graveyard lol
  • @novon04
    Most of the cars in the "graveyard" seem to be Chana Eulove EV. From Wiki: As of 2018, the Eulove EV is packed with a 34.6 to 43 kWh battery with a range of 252 to 315 kilometers. The Internal combustion engine version was discontinued after the 2015 model year while the electric version was available to car sharing platforms throughout 2018 with a price range of 158,000 to 159,800 yuan. The cars are problably from a defunct car sharing company.
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  • @nicholas2275
    As a Canadian I want to buy a cheap EV, not a triple priced American one. Ohh wait. We don't have any power stations any way
  • Pure propaganda piece. What tells me so, she keeps inputting her opinion, "good EVs(subjective especially given how many BYDs have self combusted, just last night in China a factory burned up), stating that the EV graveyard is all old and outdated EVs which isnt the case she even said so that the new ones are they're too being unsold. As for circumventing the tariffs via Mexico, shes a journalist isnt she? Katherine Tai is well aware and is already informing Mexico that it will not allow that from happening. Open market happens when everyone plays in an equal footing China has not done that hence the tariffs. The irony being that China welocmes companies, gets their IP, makes a domestic version and spits them out. The problem they have with the overcapacity of EVs is that their isnt enough domestic demand for them so they want to export their problem. Countries will not allow that especially if it means hollowing out indistries that create employment for its citizens!
  • @rocky137
    The blue registration plates on those cars means that those are ice cars, not EVs.
  • @duran9664
    ❕They can build a car every 76 seconds❕Musk’s timing❕